Jade 88 Chinese Cuisine

My experience here was just sad. While one of the dishes we ordered was sweet and sour pork, we were given chicken. On top of that, the sweet and sour sauce was almost completely flavorless; I have no idea how that deserves to be called either sweet or sour.
The egg rolls were fried way too long, with a few portions of the egg rolls were almost black. The General Tso’s chicken had absolutely no spice whatsoever. Even a few days later I am wondering what gave the sauce it’s reddish/​orange color. I suppose it had to be some sort of coloring or dye. There was no flavor to the dish at all.
The House Delight was probably the best thing we had, but that would of course be a relative term. The ‘tender chicken’ was rubbery at best, and the sauce was a generic brown sauce with virtually no flavor. I will give them credit for a decent pork fried rice, hence the rating of two stars rather than one.
I can’t imagine ever wanting to set foot place in this restaurant again. Go somewhere else, go anywhere else.

This is a typical «hole in the wall» Chinese place. The people are friendly, the restaurant does not have many amenities but the food is good. We ordered chicken chow mien (pretty standard), orange chicken (tasted good) and pork fried rice (very good) to go. It was $ 30 to feed our group of 4 which seems about right. Food was ready in less than 10 minutes so this is a good place to stop for a quick fix. No checks or Amex.

Cashew chicken, fried rice, egg foo young and chow mein are excellent. The beef pepper steak is excellent as well.

Icky food. Ordered the orange chicken and it was not very good. In fact it tasted just like fish. (Assuming it was fried in the same oil as the seafood). The people were friendly but the food was not good and it was expensive for what we got.

Chicken chow mein and chicken lo mein are good. Dont waist your money on the won tons and sesame chicken though. The won tons have a pee size amount of cream cheese, yet they want $ 3.50 for them and you get no chicken in the sesame chicken. Idk what it even is but it’s deep fried strings of something. Not worth $ 9.50. Going to Yangs rt down the road from now on for good quality food.

I went there for the lunch buffet. The food is decent, but the real standout was the Kung-​Pow chicken. A little expensive for the options, and pop is NOT included in the price.
Still, I think I went up for three helpings of the Kung-​Pow, which is really saying something! :)